The United States dressage championships that the U.S. Equestrian Federation had hoped to find a West Coast host for 2013 announced Wednesday it has extended bidding by a month and will accept bids from both East and West Coast venues….

Ravel, the horse that Steffen Peters rode in two Olympics and only the second World Cup winner for the United States, and Olympic team bronze medalist Michael Poulin will be inducted into the U.S. Dressage Federation Hall of Fame…

A microchip will be required for first time International Equestrian Federation (FEI) registration of horses beginning Jan. 1, 2013…

Sanneke Rothenberger, the 2011 European and Young Rider World Cup champion, will take over the reins of Favourit that was trained and competed by Swedish Olympian Tinne Vilhelmson Silfvén…

The World Cup Western European League, one of four circuits for the only annual global championship for dressage and centered on the more popular then ever musical freestyle, launches this week with Adelinde Cornelissen and Jerich Parzival headlining the event…

Freestyle creator Cees Slings has released the first demo about the EQ-Musync E-learning music-program for dressage judges….

Totilas and Matthias Aexander Rath of Germany have begun training with Sjef Janssen, the Dutch national coach through last summer’s Olympics, according to the German news agency dpa…

As one of the world’s top internatonal judges, Stephen Clarke gets the highest marks in what are sometimes opposing attributes–respect and popularity–enhanced by his role as president of the ground jury at the summer Olympic Gamess that may have been…

WELLINGTON, Florida, Oct. 14–Emeici, the 2012 champion of the KWPN licensing when named Etoine, has arrived in Florida and Caroline Roffman has begun training the three-year-old stallion for his competition career…

A memorial service for Patsy Albers will be held at St. David’s Episcopal Church, 2320 Grubb Road, Wilmington Delaware, at 4 p.m. Wednesday Oct. 17, the family said Sunday. A reception will follow…